Blenheim Palace Food Festival

One of the UK’s biggest stately homes presents The Food Festival in Blenheim Palace.

Located in Woodstock / Oxfordshire, the palace is the home of the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough.

It is the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill and the only non-royal and non-episcopal country estate awarded the title of palace.

Fortunately, Blenheim Palace is also open to the public, which is why you can have the pleasure of the Blenheim Palace Food Festival, which promises to be as spectacular as the premises.

If you think that English food isn’t much to write home about, you are bound to change your mind after participating in the three days of the festival.

It aims to entertain, educate and tempt people’s palate with the best of local and regional produce.

Cookery schools and chefs compete to serve up delicious dishes to be enjoyed inside and outside Blenheim Palace.

There will be hay-bale filled picnic areas where you can sit and eat the food you have bought in one of the over 120 stalls at the festival.

You can also enjoy some of the many cooking workshops for adults as well as for kids.